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The two companies were locked in merger talks for at least the fourth time.
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The largest union has approved a new three‑year labour contract, ending a strike that started on January 2.
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The company had initially filed in May 2024 a request for an arbitration to seek $1 billion in damages from the Spanish government.
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Investors focused on rising inventories and waning appetite from Chinese buyers, even after some dip-buying emerged earlier this week.
Utah rare earth miner Ionic eyes IPO in 2027
The proposed move comes just weeks after the company confirmed the Silicon Ridge discovery.
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Trafigura in talks with China’s ITG to set up credit fund
Since 2022, Trafigura has been diversifying its funding base through deals with national export credit agencies in Europe, Saudi Arabia and the US.
